Jews makes Adidas CEO apologize for Kanye West Cosign

[I Really Mean It]

A black Adl is useless, their real power is the economic base behind every jewish adl threat. It's the epitome of Roosevelt's "speak softly, but carry a big stick" motto.

We have tried numerous adl(s) ranging from WEB DuBois 1920s effort to king/Jesse in the 1960s to Oakland/Chicago efforts in 70s and 80s. But there was no bite to the black adl bark.

did you just use mlk, who’s renowned for successfully engineering boycotts that forced the hands of governments in the jim crow south, as an example of how black america lacks an adl with economic bite?

 

[SupaDupaFresh]

ADL is slowly losing their relevance and power, behind closed door Adidas CEO trying to finagle Ye back into the company permanently.

You Kanye stans so delusional it's almost hilarious.

 

[Cat piss martini]

fukk kanye's c00n fakkit ass.
And fukk the Stolengolds.

 

[invalid]

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

ADL don’t do nothing but practice soft extortion on people who take them serious

 

[MrLogic]

 

[Black smoke and cac jokes]

To even be able to summon the CEO of Adidas to a meeting shows the great power small hats hold.


We need that expeditiously.

 

[Warren Peace]

mafia

 

[karim]

I'm pretty sure it was a psy op concerted effort, nikkas started worrying about " but it has a gay agenda too" and all types of tomfoolery.

This

 

[Vandelay]

Damn them jrehs quick.

Wonder if they asked for a donation afterwards.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Adidas gotta hold two L’s lmaoo

 

[Problematic Pat]

The crazy thing about your statement is that we were actually moving like that from 2012 when Trayvon R.I.P. was murdered up until about 2017ish something fukkin changed. Our movement seem like it got hijacked and the trajectory we seemed to be on got curved.

What punishment was being dished out because I don't remember any of the shyt you thought might have been happening?

 

[KingsOfKings]

Adidas CEO Bjorn Gulden has apologized for suggesting during a podcast that rapper Ye, formerly Kanye West, did not mean the antisemitic statements he made last year, which resulted in the sportswear brand cutting ties with the ex-billionaire last year.

KEY FACTS
- Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt tweeted Thursday that he had spoken with Gulden, who “apologized for his misstatement.”

- Gulden also told Greenblatt that his company is “committed to fighting antisemitism” and opposes the “ugly hate” expressed by West.

- According to Bloomberg, Adidas has confirmed Friday that it was in touch with the ADL, and its decision to sever ties with the controversial rapper “was absolutely the right one” and the company’s stance has not changed.

- Gulden took over as Adidas’ CEO earlier this year, after the sports apparel giant had ended its partnership with West and his Yeezy brand.

Last week, Gulden appeared on a podcast called “In Good Company,” where he spoke about the controversy surrounding West and Adidas’ decision to drop him. Gulden said he recognized that West made some remarks that weren’t “that good,” but he didn’t think the rapper “meant what he said” about Jewish people. Gulden added that he doesn’t think West is “a bad person, it just came across that way.” Gulden then heaped praise on the rapper, calling him “one of the most creative people in the world, both in music and . . . street culture.”

Adidas and several other major brands snapped ties with West last year after the rapper made a series of antisemitic comments on social media. West’s posts led to the suspension of his accounts from all major social media platforms. After this, the rapper appeared on various podcasts and interviews where he doubled down on his remarks and even praised Adolf Hitler.

Earlier this year, Adidas began the process of selling off its remaining inventory of Yeezy merchandise. In its earnings results for the second quarter of 2023, Adidas said Yeezys generated around $437 million (€400 million) in revenue. This was “largely in line” with Yeezy sales during the same quarter in 2022, showing that the controversy had done little to dampen interest in the brand.

These sales were only carried out through the company’s website and app, and the company said it plans to donate a “significant amount” of this money to “selected organizations working to combat discrimination and hate, including racism and antisemitism.” Despite this, the company said it had taken a $437 million (€400 million) hit in the first half of 2023 from the “discontinuation of the regular Yeezy business.”

Adidas CEO Apologizes After Saying Kanye West Didn’t Mean Antisemitic Comments

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[InGodWeTrust]

Never trust these people with white anime characters as avis smh

Facts

 

[Sterling Archer]

Adidas are just the typical greedy cacs with no moral principles.

So are Jews.